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Dave Peterson

September 21, 2018 08:39AM

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Actually, Madera Sugar Pine Lumber ended up in the Supreme Court in 1923 over the deaths of two employees and whether the company was required to pay workman's compensation to their relatives.
You can see a synopsis of the case here:
MSP Supreme Court Case

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The way Madera Sugar Pine logging was done pre-OSHA...	Dave Peterson	September 20, 2018 04:28PM
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Re: The way Madera Sugar Pine logging was done pre-OSHA...	Dave Peterson	September 21, 2018 08:39AM

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